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these reports are unconfirmed yet they spread more angrier gons th angs demonstrators because of the it's president failed to sign a deal with the e.u. and sunday they are planning a big one. they want to repeat the successful mobilization that they had last weekend here. and they desperately need to keep this momentum going because they know if they mail to do that, then president yanukovych may well hang on to power with moscow's help. >> keep it there. we have much more coming including a live report from south africa where the celebration of nelson mandela's life continues. every sunday night al jazeera every sunday night al jazeera america presents gripping films america presents gripping films from the world's top from the world's top documentary directors. documentary directors. an act of terror then a rush to an act of terror then a rush to justice for pan am flight 103. justice for pan am flight 103. >> the eyes of the world will be >> the eyes of the world will be on us. on us. >> an investigation under >> an investigation under scrutiny. scrutiny. >> it looks nothing like

we turn to cnbc's jackie de angel angelis. >>> stocks sell sbrating with more holiday cheer on monday, the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p 500 closing new record highs and having the best four-day win streak in more than two months, the markets close early today. 1:00 p.m. eastern time. target's general counsel met with several states attorneys general to address concerns of the massive information breach. and finally, holiday sales continuing to slide. retail watchers shopper track saying sales fell 3% last weekend and store traffic plunging 21%. the past weekend was expected to be among the busiest shopping days of the season. richard back to you and happy holidays. >> hyundai and kia will pay $95 million in a proposed gas settlement. owners from the 2011-2013 model years are affected here. the company has admitted last year that they overstated fuel economy by at least one mile per gallon. did you know, the new year also marks the phase-out of 40 and 60-watt incandescent light bulbs? the most popular bulbs in america. but lighting giant sylvania says 4-10 americans know about the phaseout

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shook the community of ang win. some people say they felt desks and chairs move but no major jolts. >>> time is 4:35. south avery cam's government is preparing funeral ceremonies for nelson mandela. i want to show you a live picture this morning. this is outside mandela's home. people have been gathering there to remember the man that spent 27 years in prison for fighting a par thighed. four years after his release became the country's first black president. nelson mandela said the movement calling on the university system to divest more than $2.5 billion from the south african government was a crucial step in ending appar thighed. >> he came back to thank the hundreds, the thousands of people that had been there. >>> president obama said in addition to greatly admiring mandela was personally inspired by him. >> like so many around the world i can't not imaginely life without the example that nelson mandela set. >> the president ordered the flags at the white house, federal buildings, and military bases to be flown

had the bail money to free arrested protester ramon only cob cold by cops the protest had turned into angawful graterring. stha then moed to sonoma county hq. >> the protests ended peacefully, but the message of the night not forgotten that this protest was for andy and justice for his family. >> we can't have the police investigating the police and sheriff investigating the sheriff. we need an outside professional investigation team to get to the root of the matter. >> now, once the crowd reached headquarters here, they were out here for about 20 minutes, the crowd about 30 right off before they finally decided and this protest ended peacefully here in santa rosa. live, kpix 5. >> take a look at what police say they caught a 15-year-old boy with today. that's an oozy. the teenager is in juvenile hal tonight and that 15-year-old also had an outstanding warrant out for his arrest. >>> a miracle out of nevada tojtd. a missing family of six rushed to the hospital. search crews spotted their overturned car in trinity canyon. that's about 15 miles from love lock nevada. betty yu was there. you

for you, congratulations and to everyone who is manufacturing these things, the big hit of 2013, chun ang, the greater of rainbow bloom. we appreciate you coming on. >> thank you, thank you, we're very humble with this experience, thank you. >> the searing experience of the holiday shopping season has prompted retailers new ways to win back your trust and money in 2014. that could mean major changes in the way you shop next year. according to brian saze. his research focuses on the retail industry, and highways been on the ground in stores paying attention to the american consumer. i should correct myself, rainbow loom, not bloom. how did sales picture 2013. >> big discounts. they had to ratchet up their promotions just to seal the deal. one of the big themes throughout 2013 was online shopping, how can i get the product to the consumer as quickly as possible. >> in 2014 that's coming as we see discounts start to disappear. will consumers see a drop-off? >> we are in the world of having to offer 50% to 60% done. i think to get the deal done you need 75% off i think in 2014 you will see re

but for affirmation that th ang with wi >>> after being destroyed by the seahawks in seattle the 49ers looking not only for payback but for affirmation that they can do more than hang with winning teams, they can beat them. 49er defense and special teams started early, kassim osgood with the blocked punt setting up one of three 49er field goals in the 1st half. the seahawks were busy getting six. 11-yard touchdown to give seattle the lead. it would be a back and forth kind of football game. wasn't till right before the half the 49ers found the end zone, kaepernick firing one to vernon davis, his 11th touchdown of the year. 49ers up by two points at the half. looking to tack on 3rd quarter kaepernick picked off by byron maxwell right at the goal line, wasted trip by the offense into the seahawks red zone. seattle kicked a field goal to go up in the 4th, but the 49ers had a chance to respond and boy, did they. frank gore is off, 51-yard run, season long for him to the seattle 20. a few plays later it's a 3rd downplay. kaepernick doing with his feet, look at the convoy of blockers, a crit

. >> arturo p ena thought the dog was a stuffed ang mall. i found the box and perfectly-folded blanket right next to it. i dropped him off. >> pena cleaned up the dog's kounds with alcohol, called animal control then found spare ribs, fried rice and a cut of pizza for the dog to eat. >> we're getting a lot of people call in wanting to adopt or foster and offer donations for her care. >> how many folks are calling? >> we received over a hundred telephone calls this morning in a three-hour window span. >> arturo pena was feeling pretty good about his role for the rescue. >> it's a miracle. it's a christmas miracle. investigators are still trying to figure out who may have owned the pup and why. >>> jim, will stha at animal control at san francisco until she's feeling better. >>> another dog rescue, this one at massachusetts. take a look at this. a golden retriever fell to the ice and into the charles river yesterday. a firefighter kufrps in after wards breaking the hands as fellow firefighters pulled to safety. >> not the only one having a rou

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we've been married and we've been on there it's made while ange is re-instated aids panel same sex relationships while people in croatia recently outlawed it for good look at setbacks for gay rights in different countries. and medics sadly seventeen civilians have fallen victim to a u.s. drone strike in yemen which many warn only loose sympathy for al qaida terrorists in the region. this is aussie international coming to you live from moscow hello everyone welcome to the program. members of the european parliament are urging an early election in ukraine and a bid to end the crisis that's been gripping the country and the peace have also called for a new mitigation mission at the highest level to establish dialogue between ukraine's government and told that he called a democratic opposition these statements come as a ukrainian delegation isn't brussels a ring to discuss the roadmap to was a possible trade deal while in kiev antigovernment protesters continue to defy their sorties blocking the city's center with barricades and forcing a horse to a work of government institutions and as archie's an

not ang nothing is option for australia. want a dynamic and modern deliversnd that ongoing rises a living, the heavy lifting of reduction will have to come from spending with restraint rather than taxes. no thing is for sure -- country has ever taxed is way to prosperity. day, he isnd of the a politician. he is taking the blame for all of this -- he is putting the blame for all of this on the preceding government. >> shocking stuff. thank you. >> an unlikely combination. of china'sby one richest man. the ipo raises more questions than answers. more on that story. good morning, zeb. are talking about amc entertainment. one of the biggest -- the second-biggest in the u.s. and is on by the third richest man in china, wang jianlin. he is a property type,. he was listed as the richest man in china. -- is a property tycoon. states and the united and comes as a discount to its peers. the company is facing slower growth. $2 billion in a debt. some analysts are questioning why private investors would want to buy into the deal. amc is

taken over by the activist of a nationalist party they now describe it as the headquarters of the new ang now resembles something of a full and jain people are very cheered dancing around it so that that that is the more that another boiling point here is the building of the administration of ukraine's president. i'm thirty eight during the day we saw enormous classes happening at this building i just went there that read twenty minutes ago and the standoff continues with protesters and the police are dead and the other day before that i went and i saw the situation. college was straight off to a huge huge role with the police the only organization of ukraine's president now under siege with several hundred riot policeman protecting the building the set of glasses so that the protesters did not reach inside and these you're fuming as i sit in a bickering between them and the protests that we walk it was so literally read the several hundred of them only did we see shattered glass can see i probably overdid some satin blouse on the ground to relax which were used if the bid to throw at the

afternoon, but morning 9:00 or so, continued strong winds ang had the coast. breezy elsewhere and cleaner air across the bay area. so, we have had winds to thank for. that but do have a wind advisory in effect. midnight to 10:00 a.m from north bay coast and mountains winds 35-45 miles per hour. gusting and could strong enough to topple trees and bring down power lines. highs into mid-50s across the bay area tomorrow, here is the accu-weather forecast. milder over the weekend with highs into mid-60s through christmas eve. cooling down just slightly next wednesday. >> thank you. >> okay. >> up next, feuding fans what fans will be soon seeing in seattle kurt sift red and gold. >> after 4:30, ambitious plan to ban to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. ire mary poppins has been selected for preservation at the library of congress. others include "pulp fiction", the "right stuff" and "roger and me" >> barbara walters will introduce us t

him is ang and purging thousand million times justified. >> as a person who had been trusted more than anyone else in the party, he has undermined the in our chemical factories. such ungratefulness. >> you can see other party members nodding in agreement. you will not find much opposition to this move in north korea because that is a way life is there, unquestioned support of either ship. but who was he anyway? -- support of leadership. who was he, anyway? >> he was considered something of a liberal, in north korean terms. he was picked by the father of kim jong-il as someone to mentor kim jong un, and now he is gone. sittingxecution is not well with south korea, japan, china, or the u.s. either. theh korea is seeking ability to deliver nuclear warheads on long-range missiles. the latest development only makes the korean peninsula that much more unstable. >> south korea does not want a failed state on its northern border and china does not want north korea advance north of the border. >> the country is deeply worried about the developments, deeply so. the defense department is also ste

as ang at everything company, technology the backbone at ups a driving so much air, and as you heard, in the cards anytime soon. we spoke more with scott davis -- we will speak more with scott davis later on here. >> thank you. carol massar at ups. tune into bloomberg all day long as we go inside of ups and find out more about how the it just package shipping company is an matching the world 20 years from now. time now for on d markets. >> we are seeing markets pull back a little bit today. they closed at a record yesterday. if you look at the major averages here of people considering defense tapering, potentially, when will it come as well as budget talks from washington. s&p go backg the about four points or zero point 25%. we will have more. ♪ ofthis is the early addition "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. headlines.op world leaders are remembering nelson mandela at a memorial service at a soccer stadium in south africa. president obama was among those who spoke at the service for mandela. the president made headlines by shaking the hand of event president raul castro. that was the

the real question is, i live in san francisco, why is it san -- why isn't the bay area is ang the country when it place for all the technology is created? how come our schools do not have computer science? why is it that only one or two cities? >> fascinating things. interesting to see chicago. you learn to vote early and code early. ali, thank you. heading to the apple store? new technology could be tracking you as you walk through the store and are personal concierge service showing up on your iphone. that story next. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." apple is using a new location technology to track a shopper's location inside of its retail stores known as ibeacon. it is a tool that sends people information about apple products as they walked through the store. jon erlichman. is this creepy or cool or both? >> it could be a little of both, cory. they are all about the user experience. more on the ibeacon story. they hope to boost sales. more on the ibeacon story. let's start simple. explain exactly how i begin would work. what are examples if you're wanderi

it has increased the ang sexiet tens of millions. if people are talking about obamacare around the table, what are they going to be talking about? can we keep our doctor? what's our premium going to be like? >> young people have to join in to help pay for the older, sicker people. maybe i was an obnoxious younger person, if i had seen that, i would have laughed at that. having hot chocolate with your parents? that wasn't exactly. i might sit around with my family, but we talked about other things besides -- as a young person, my friends and i would have laughed at that. >> i went to georgetown, and at lunch we played the pinball machines. and my buddy got a job at an insurance company. he was running around selling life insurance. you're a junior in college, and you say, can you get out of here? we're playing the pinball machine. young guys don't worry or care about things like that. and their attitude is not all together bad. now is it a good thing for people to have some catastrophic insurance? fine, but get it out of christmas. >>

central taxes angel network amid sert angs in arizona, university of maryland.bout the businesses th exist on the ground. if you are in a big medical device development area, that is what they're doing. we found that it tak five years for a company to make a profit. venture firms wait about that amount of time. seven for an ipo. there is a long lead time. u need t be willing to sit on monday for a while. >> he can't put your money in and take it out. you get pot orou go public. if you a new to angel investing it is important to keep in mind that the companies that the workout, that typically happens faster than when it does work out. it is important to brace yourself. gerri: not for the faint of heart. gerri: three big sectors. and i keep seeing the new companies coming to market that is so much -- they get talked about some much. a lot of business on the web. fire was going to do this i am not sure that is aware would go. i know that the nasdaq was on fire, but i would love to do something fundamental. is there something in natural gas, opportunities in busines

and we really don't g n ang, we get it over.we really do want the bill of rights to protect us at all times. jo: many say it is that inteally. t john mccain said ths. >> needs to do more than firing up libertarian kids and their college dorms. >> it did fire up libertarian kids. i thought that was great. stand wit him on twitter, it's about. but you worked with senator john mccain. how is that going? >> we have a good personal relationship and i respect him as a war hero. it doesn't mean it is always right, but he deserves our respect and others for his time spent as a prisoner of war. but one of point of view is that if you are deemed to be dangerous, course we can't incarcerate you with no trial and no attorney and no charges. in my response to that is that it begs the question. who gets to determine whether or not you are guilty you of something? the government has criteria that says that you are sspicious if you like to pay cash at the store. if you have missing fingers, stains on her clothing, or have changed the color of y

apps have ang challenge because it is not easy to target those ads. it is really tacky. it is different from a twitter feed or news feed. earlier, youted can improve engagement. you can keep people on the platform longer. maybe they end up posting a few more pictures. backx months, you can look and certainly see this as a win. >> all right. thank you. apple, who sends an independent medical team to a chinese factory. comes after the death of some employees at the plant. in an e-mailed statement, they said that while the medical experts have found no evidence of any link to the working conditions there, the company realizes that it is little comfort to the families who have lost their loved ones. several workers passed away in a very short. of time. they also alleged that a worker died of severe pneumonia. for more on apple's approach, i want to bring in adam, who has been covering this for bloomberg news. also, our editor at large cory johnson. adam, what is apple investigating here? how many people died? >> there will were several people who passed away. there may be a

and now, our request for a joint at ang, all the senators time when attendance around here is frequently quite spotty, in an obvious effort to keep as members from hearing the concerns and arguments of the other side is possible. it remains our view that for this to be the kind of joint session of the senate that it tendencybe, given the of the senate to have sparse attendance on monday night, to have this meeting on tuesday, before it is too late. mr. president, i don't want him to feel sorry for the senate and certainly not for me. speak continue to try to in a tone that is appropriate. people start believing it. quiteesident, it is interesting that he thinks that richard cordray, nobody says there is a thing wrong with this democrats and republicans have both said he is a good guy. this man has been waiting 724 days. assistant secretary of defense, 292 days. 100 69y fund governor, days. upa, 128 days. 5 of them. average time waiting is nine months. we are with alex rogers, congressional reporter for time magazine. and mitchharry reid mcconnell after july, after the bubble up of the nu

curtis ang has seen the damage from lead poisoning firsthand. >> this is the fragment, the bullet fragments into millions of pieces. the bird comes along, eats this meet, and now has lead toxicity. >> five birds are released with the hope that the ban on lead bullets will let the condor board lead to record heights. >>> creating a safe haven for other talented artists. >>> look at that. you won't believe this rather unusual christmas tradition. hearing this i'm sure from patients. does big pharma impact the doctors in their decision to not offer alternatives to the pill here? >> i think that there is evidence that if you have interactions with pharmaceutical companies, it does impact -- and there's actually pretty good studies based -- that have looked at physician prescribing patterns and interactions with big pharma. i think one of the luxuries i have is i'm in academic medicine, and we have a policy that we don't interact with pharmaceutical companies. so i hope that gives me a better perspective. and i think a lot of these doctors aren't having these conversations with their patients be

. >> given objections from allies including ang ella merkel, that the nsa was monitoring their phone calls, one of the likely recommendations would call on the president and his senior team to find which leaders are tracked by the nsa. and how much they should be publicly guaranteed by the american government because the nsa mandate is to gain intelligence overseas when constitutional rights do not apply to non-us citizens. >> fundamentally changing it because folks believe something is happening, isn't, is a dangerous thing to do and i worry there is a bit of retraction in our ability to collect information worldwide. >> and the review should be complete by the end of the year. based on this information, a senior referred to it as a senior stampede. >> what about mr. levinson, the american missing tor seven years. >> it was confirmed that he was collecting intelligence for the agency at the time of his disappearance it. was part of an off the books collection run by eight analysts and people were fired or reprimanded. some is of the operatives were unaware that the information they

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curtis ange. >> most of us stay with us about two weeks. >> reporter: in october the zoo took in a record tested positive for toxic levels of led. >> if they stopped taking them in treating them for led poisoning, and providing food for them, the condor would likely go extinct. >> reporter: this agency cosponsored a bill to ban led bullets in california. jerry brown recently signed the bill. >> i really do applaud the governor. i think he was under a lot of prefrom the advocates of the gun and ammunition industry. >> reporter: the nra declined a question for an interview, but on the website say they, quote . . . but the doctor at the l.a. zoo has seen the damage from led poisoning first hand. >> this is the fragments. itting from -- it fragments into thousands of pieces. >> reporter: stephanie stanton, al jazeera, los angeles. >>> now let's get all of the sport. >> the outafter can cricketer has called time on his career, it will be his 166th and final of a great career. he started back in 1995. few games the 38 year old has played could have equalled the drama that was seen in this serie

here's what of the dissentsers said, seems to be ang expansion of the new york jurisdiction.major landmark ruling protecting journalists in colonial america. the judges say to the rulings protect folks like us who continue the tradition. >> thank god. studied that case as a college sophomore in the history of journalism. jana winter, thank goodness. she said she would go to jail. >> and not give up the sources, major principle in journalism in our country. >> the principle. >>> i need to get you an update now on the story we have been reporting since the top of the hour. the really miraculous finding of this family who were found alive today in the mountains in nevada. the sheriff command center just confirmed some new details. they were there in a vehicle. there was a black vehicle. they were hope that i go could spot the vehicle. the vehicle was overturned, and according to the sheriffs department, the family took shelter inside the vehicle. built fires outside in an effort to keep warm. remember, it was 16 degrees below zero at one point. details are still incomplete on ex

california, ange, its's ranked among the most rapidly growing both in and difficulty in entering the united states and n southern california and jim dodi, the president, got it so abundantly endowed and supported community and us business people in orange county that the dodge film school, the am a part, hich i the business school, the arduous usiness school, they're all taking off. so chapman is sort of where usc was 20 years ago. it will be at usc another 20 years. what do you teach there? >> common law. since we ing that opened the door. >> why? >> on the d.c. circuit when they school. of law had a experience there. my judge, i don't know if you'll remember, he was on the circuit with a nixon appointee. when he became ill, they took a few clerks panned swapped us around. work for robert scalia, justice ginsberg and a judge named spots robinson. they were compelling individuals. two or three week, they gave me and i'd work on it until the judge came back. the business of being around the constitution know ou have people who what they're doing with it. i like to teach it. i love ver

curtis ang. >> they go through two chelation therapies, typically a five-day treatment. >> reporter: in october the zoo took in a record number of condors. 21 birds tested positive for toxic levels of lead. >> if they stopped taking them in and treating them for lead poisoning and providing additional food for them, that the condor would likely go instinct. >> reporter: kim delphino is the california director of defenders of wildlife. the agency cosponsored a bill to ban lead bullets in california. governor jerry brown signed it into law despite opposition. >> i have to applaud the governor. i believe he was under a lot of pressure from the national rifle association and national shooting foundation, advocatin s for the gun industry. >> reporter: at a website it states, there is substantial evidence that the groups behind the proposed ban have based their claims on faulty scientific studies. dr. curtis agn has seen the damage from lead pointing firsthand. >> the bullet fragments into thousands of pieces. this bird comes along, eats its meat and then all of a sudden has lead toxicity.

>> i think they are in the same ange for a deal. there might be some variations but i don't think it would be much more since they have been round. there are clear differences on the table here with russia and china. they have put forward ideas for it deal never two different from where we have come out. i think that the chinese are happy to follow in the wake of the russians on this one. not to get out ahead, in front, or behind on the kind of question that has been very comfortable for them. we had the extraordinary and maybe excruciating time of french resistance. which i think had its own peculiar dynamic that we are now over. we had deep concern in the gulf states of israel. i was ambassador in israel and the prime minister of israel through an absolutely magnificent set of foresight and criticized the deal that he did not know the terms and conditions of and it turned out not to be the deal that was the deal. it gives you an indication that it was at least some political imperative at work here. it was interesting to me that t

i said, ang, i don't want to go there.christians. people on twitter were attacking me. i don't think it is the right thing to do now. i'm not saying they are doing too much or enough, but i think this is a bigger picture. i think the world, not just the u.s., like the royals, have to get involved, really come down hard on the countries doing this and -- like you said, bob, last night, pull some aid from the u.s. >> can i let these people say anything or are they going to be muted? >> i would say that prince charles was speaking like somebody who wants and deserves to be a king. >> interesting. >> isn't it? >> particularly the british history in the middle east. i must say there is some suspect about the british royalty and their actions at least in the '40s and '50s. >> i have a hard time agreeing with him because his input on climate science, he's an imbis you'll. but why christianity is disappearing, muslims are still making babies and the rest of us are making kale chips. islam is becoming more fundamental. >> andrea, t

going to get together and go over this and see how much resistance there really is first and foremost ang house republicans. paul ryan said tonight that he feels confident it will pass, as a conservative he feels comfortable with this. but we are seeing grassroots group after grassroots group comi out before this deal was announced, john, and bombarding conservative members who they have a lot of sway over saying this is not the way to go. yoshould not support this. and you're certainly seeing to a lesser extent some of that opposition on e democratic side. but you know what, that's what compromise is. >> well, don't get too used to compromise. because even if this does go through, the debt ceiling discussion passing a hike on that still by no means guaranteed that would be in february. dana bash, thank you so much on top of this as always. appreciate it. >>> president oba heading home from south africa tonight. memorial services today for nelson mandela bringing heavy rain, the tears of heaven one man said. south africans and dignitaries from all arounthe world attending. president obama

curtis ang. >> most stay with us for two weeks and go through two key lags therapies and it's typically a five-day treatment. >> in october the zoo took in a record number of condors, 21 birds tested positive for toxic levels of led. >> reporter: if they stopped to take condors in and treating them for lead poisoning and if they stopped providing additional food for them, the condor would likely go extinct. >> reporter: kim is the california director of defenders of wildlife. the agency co-sponsored a bill to ban lead bullets in california. governor jerry brown recently signed it into law, despite intense opposition. >> i really have to applaud the governor. i believe he was under a lot of pressure from the national rifle association and the national sports and shooting foundation. the advocates from the gun and ammunition industry. >> the nra declined our request for an interview, but on its website huntfortruth.org it states that there are substantial evidence that the groups behind the proposed ban have based their claims on faulty scientific studies. dr. curtis eng at the l.a. zoo h

turning now to this nasty winter storm that domestically has been anging around for day, it will deliverne more parting shot in the northeast br heading offshore. as you can see, it is snowing? washington, d.c. public schools are closed. kids in philadelphia and baltimore are also having a snow day. bill karins is tracking the storm for us. bill, everybody said this storm was going to be a quick storm. >> that's it. >>> but a powerful one. >> it just depends where you live, right? chuck, arias around downtown d.c., the pavement's just wet. it was too warm, a little bit of a heat eiland effect in the city. same for areas of new york city. don't expect anything in the city. the suburbs is where we've seen the worst of it. at airports which are located in the suburbs, that's where delays are piling up. ground stop unless philly and new york, reporting about fuhr to five-hour delays at the airports. those airport delays will be with us probably till about 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon when the storm will exit. the white is the snow. snow-covered areas of ohio, pennsylvania, d.c., up in maryl

south as los angeles county, putting a total freeze on i-5 cutting off the major route between loss anglso -- >> it's ice from here all the way to oklahoma, r i-35 was impassable until the sun came up. over at the airport they're trying to get hundreds of stuck passengers in the air following more than 2700 canceled flights over three days. a frustrated traveler posted this to youtube. >> well, this is day three, terminal d here in dallas, texas. all flights canceled once again. >> reporter: work crews are trying to restore power to about 100,000 customers still in the cold and the dark. >> getting out sleeping bags, moving the couch to the fireplace and huddling around. >> reporter: it was cold. only 26 degrees on saturday, more than 30 degrees below average. so cold these palm trees in tyler are wrapped in installation. the rangers baseball park is covered in snow. you can play ice hockey on the streets of dallas. newburgh, indiana, is good for skating, too. head farther north and it really gets cold. it was 18 below in billings, montana when these hearty souls took the polar bear plu

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he was surrounded by a fall ang of bodyguards. his name is sutek and the silver haired politician wants to replace the government with a nonelected body of experts. later he held court in front of a massive crowd. this his daily address. and he said they would need three extra days to take power. but the protestors have a problem. they don't represent the majority in thailand. if the elections take place, yingluck will almost certainly win. there seems no easy resolution to all this. and the battle for power will go on. in ukraine, there were signs of a possible crackdown, one day after hundreds of thousands of people protested against the government. riot troops stormed an opposition party office in kiev today, and police also tore down banners and tents blocking city offices. we'll talk to a correspondent on the ground in ukraine, later in the program. north korean leader kim jung un has expelled the country's second most powerful figure, his uncle, from the ruling circle. state t.v. broadcast images sunday, that showed uniforme

. >> donald's smith is one of some 20,000 retirees ang,ly awaiting the judge's decision. >> i am not asking them to give me anything but what i earned. >> smith worked nearly 30 years as a city detention officer. he is concerned his $800 pension check could be stripped away or reduced making hard times even worse. >> there are days i have to make up my mind whether i am going to eat or get some medicine. that shouldn't be. >> retirees believe that the pension funds which are 3 and a half billion dollars in the red are protected by the state constitution. it's an argument they hope the federal judge will understand in his ruling. municipal bankruptcy expert doug bernstein: >> part of the problem is, whether it's the pensioners or any other creditors, the pot is only so big to go around. >> if if federal judge steven roads rules in favor of chapter 9 protection, the city's mounting debt and obligations owed to tens of thousands of creditors would be dramatically reduced. if he rules against bankruptcy? >> we are going back to square one and chaos with a variety of lawsuits. you are goi

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she is the president and chief chief investment officer at ang capital and the editor of "game changers." hilary kramer, welcome back to "street smart." you say we have been living on borrowed time since june, why is that? ? it is due for a correction just from technical and values. the s&p 500 has had a phenomenal year but in the next 18 months, we are going to see the s&p 500 hit 2000 but we will have to reach race first. it is inevitable. whether it is a downgrade, whether it is weakness in europe. the reasons we had a great year is because of the european union doing a great job in stabilizing some significant risk in greece, italy, portugal, spain. it is coming back to haunt us again. the debt needs to be refinanced and renegotiated. >> one of the themes has been continued multiple expansion. those are companies that set into the rally. going into the year there were some bears like adam parker, for example, although he changed his mind, he said that we would see contraction this year, is that in the cards yet? >> we could see contraction but it will be sector by sector. the theme

it helps ang term, majority of the country get jobs and to save. they may be wrong in the end. i think they are probably right. host: congress did not extend the unemployment insurance. in "the wall chart street journal.' "which states would be the hardest hit?" a little bit in the central, especially illinois, and several states back east. want to speak more to the prospect of an extension of this jobless insurance? guest: patty murray and the administration had hoped to include an extension in a budget agreement and that was not possible. the republicans have taken a strong view that there should not be an extension to unemployment. it would have been about $25 billion. that would have busted through the spending caps. more budget negotiations in the new year with how much the federal government may borrow. there has to be an agreement to raise the limit. the administration went like to see additional uninsure ance. benefits increased a case could be made you still want additional purchasing power. the political system is not there yet. the democrats do not want it badly enou

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